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Nick Sun is the the hardest comedian in the world to sum up on paper and it's not until after you have seen him perform that you understand why.
In 2004 Nick won Triple J's "Raw Comedy" competition and went on to win Edinburgh "So you think you're funny" later that year. The Adelaide Advertiser has called him "Offensive, and Nihilistic" and The Age has described his style as "unhinged surrealism" and "self destructive".
He has been invited to perform at Montreal's prestigious "Just for Laughs" Comedy Festival, won the Director's Choice Award at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and also been banned from countless comedy venues around the world.
He is fiercely intelligent, deeply philosophic and often dark and offensive in exactly the right way. He is not for the faint of heart or mind. It's impossible to view the world the same after seeing him perform.
Sam Kissajukian
Sam Kissajukian is relatively new but has quickly established himself in the Sydney comedy scene. He has been a NSW RAW finalist, enjoyed a sold out run of solo shows at The Sydney Comedy Festival, performed in several Fringe shows and toured Adelaide and Perth.
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I assume most of you reading this would call me a looney and suggest I stop drinking toilet water were I to state such a strange proposition, but before you roll your eyes or shake your skeptical heads let me just ask that you listen to what I have to say before clicking back over to the porn site you just came from.
The Great Reptilian Cover-up
What if I were to tell you that our government was secretly controlled by a race of hyper-intelligent space aliens called "Reptilians" who plan on wiping out the human race because they hate having to wait on line at Disneyland?
I assume most of you reading this would call me a looney and suggest I stop drinking toilet water were I to state such a strange proposition, but before you roll your eyes or shake your skeptical heads let me just ask that you listen to what I have to say before clicking back over to the porn site you just came from.
The Resurrection Club
She wore the kind of dress that would have gotten her a face full of acid in many countries. Her cleavage was so deep I had to fight the urge to slam dunk the Nerf basketball sitting atop the stack of bills on my desk. Her dark hair held a beautiful curl that made me wish I was an ancient Choctaw, so I could scalp that pretty head and hang the treasure from my rear view mirror. Her age could have been thirty-five or forty-five.
According to my friend Tara, the house she currently lives in is haunted by the spirit of the previous owner who was murdered in his sleep during a late night home invasion. Her evidence for this consists of random fluctuations in temperature, cold spots on the stairs to the basement, creaking floorboards in the middle of the night, and a blood soaked apparition that chases her around the house with an axe whenever she's alone.
God's Embarrassing Problem
Yesterday morning while eating my Alpha-Bits I found the word "GOD" spelled out in my bowl. As I continued to eat I came across the word "IS" displayed plainly on my spoon, and when nearly finished I found the word "GOAG" floating clearly upon the milk.
First of all, it's very apparent that this message was placed before me by the supreme leader himself and I'm not referring to that fat little Hobbit running North Korea. God, the creator of toe fungus and grower of hemorrhoids is obviously attempting to contact me, but feels the need to do so through a breakfast tweet instead of just hopping into one of my dreams or stopping by on a Friday night for a beer and chit-chat.
Ten Minutes With Trump
Some of the greatest moments of my life occurred in a public restroom, and if I were to be honest I would also say some of the worst moments of my life also occurred in a public restroom. I'm still not quite sure which category the following incident belongs to. It happened only a few days ago as I evacuated my spicy chicken shawarma (which I'll never order again) in the bathroom of a small restaurant in Lower Manhattan. As I did my thing, a gentleman on a cell phone entered the stall adjacent mine and began the same process I was partaking in. I knew immediately by it's cadence and tone that the voice belonged to Donald Trump, and as soon as he was finished with his call I politely asked, from the safety of my own cubical, if I could have a brief interview with him for my blog site, while we tended to our business. To his credit, Mr. Trump kindly agreed as long as I didn't try to shake his hand when we were through. The following is a transcript of our conversation as recorded by my iPhone.
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Hello and welcome to The Compost Bin. I'm Compostwoman and I live with my family in rural Herefordshire. We have nearly four acres of garden and woodland, all managed organically, which we share with Chickens, Cats, Guinea Pigs and assorted wildlife. We also grow a lot of our own food, run courses in all sorts of things and make a lot of compost!
I work as an environmental educator, lecturer, writer and Forest School leader at Moors Wood . I am a Master Composter and have spent the last 11 years as a volunteer Community Compost adviser with Garden Organic and my local Council. I offer talks and run workshops and events where we talk about compost, veg growing, chicken keeping, cooking, preserving and sustainable living. We also make crafts and have fun.
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It WILL use electricity to dry the food BUT once it is dried , I won't have to use electricity to keep it frozen AND it will free up more space in the Freezers for stuff which DOES need to be frozen!
I am also finally getting on with the shallots, I have sorted them but just haven't got round to preparing them yet......(ooops)
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Over on the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association's Reasonable Doubt blog, I wrote a post regarding sentencing in this country and how it's time to have a national discussion about fairness of punishment.
By way of an update, the infamous "Affluenza Teen," Ethan Couch, was apprehended in Mexico and sentenced to 180 days in prison for each of the four people he killed. Of course, he was moved from a maximum security prison because, according to Sheriff Dee Anderson,
"We all know that having someone in that environment long term is not a healthy environment for anyone."
Funny. I'm sure I have some clients who would agree with him.
This is, however, a just outcome to Mr. Couch's story, especially considering that his original sentence was probation–until he absconded to Mexico. While two years in prison for recklessly killing four people is arguably on the lighter side, at least it's something. Make no mistake, if Couch wasn't from a wealthy family, he would have been sentenced appropriately to begin with.
Which Punishment? Probation vs. Jail?
Couch is a fantastic case study for what can happen when the punishment does not fit the crime. A serious crime, even from a first-time offender, needs to be punished accordingly. In this case, killing four people while driving drunk is a serious crime, to understate the situation drastically. If probation was ever going to be a true punishment in this case, it needed to have significant teeth: jail time as a condition, strict curfews, massive amounts of community service and outreach, severe fines, drug and alcohol testing. As it stands, the previous probation was a slap on the wrist; indeed, it did nothing to prevent Couch from fleeing the country to Mexico with his mother. If he had been given prison time to begin with, that never would have been an issue.
Do not misunderstand, I am not advocating for prison time in every single case, first-time offender or otherwise. Probation, though, is not something that should be given lightly; it is meant to show a level of trust in the offender him- or herself and their ability to internalize the punishment. What I mean by that is, the person's capacity for learning from their mistakes. That is one of the keys to punishment and should be one of the most important questions that judges and juries ask themselves. Can this person learn from their mistakes? Can they be a productive member of society even though they committed a potentially heinous crime?
This is a fascinating issue to me, and I'm sure I'll have more on it in the future.


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IPC hosted its Annual Golf Tournament on Monday, June 11th. We kicked the day off with 18 holes of golf at George Wright Golf Course in Hyde Park and ended with a luncheon and raffle at Florian Hall in Dorchester. See below for photos from the day! We are grateful for the beautiful weather God graced us with and a big thanks to all of our sponsors, golfers and luncheon attendants for supporting the work of IPC!
The Irish Pastoral Centre (IPC) was established 30 years ago, in 1987, to respond to the needs of a growing immigrant Irish population in the greater Boston area. From the outset, the Irish Pastoral Centre aimed to assist immigrants of all walks to ensure their successful adjustment to life in the United States.
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Poised for another big year, Jennifer Lopez fronts the February 2016 issue of InStyle magazine, proving she's still a fashionable force to be reckoned with.
The "Waiting For Tonight" babe confesses that at 46 years of
age, she's no longer looking to get hitched- "I need to be happy on my
own. If someone fits into that, great. But if they don't, that's OK too.
As girls, I think we are taught from a very young age that someone else
is going to bring us our happiness. I was waiting for Prince Charming.
Everybody I met was going to be the guy I was going to spend my life
with. And then you realize, 'I'm strong. I'm my own keeper, my own
savior.' That's been the journey for me."
And if she ever gets lonely, Jen looks no further than her twins Max
and Emme- "They come with me everywhere. I am busy, and they know it.
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The Indian government wants an ordinance to negate the Central Information Commission's (CIC) recent ruling that brings political parties too into the ambit of RTI.
RTI activists have vowed to fight in the courts a government plan to move an ordinance that would keep political parties out of the purview of the transparency law.
The government wants the ordinance to negate the Central Information Commission's (CIC) recent ruling that brings political parties too into the ambit of RTI.
Clearly, the CCI's description of political parties as public entities, which draws them into the probing embrace of the RTI has stirred a deep sense of disquiet among political organizations across ideological divides. The information arbiter had in its order directed the six national parties to appoint public information officers to fulfill their RTI obligations.
With its potential of forcing political outfits to bare their often dubious sources of funding, the CIC order evoked an instant and unanimous howl of protest from across party lines. The Congress described the order as adventurist, saying it will damage political institutions setting off a wave of protest from all parties.
Prof Jagdeep Chhokar, co-founder of the Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR) said, "We will certainly challenge the order once we are clear about its rationale. The decision to amend the Act is not in the interest of transparency or democracy." Former information commissioner Shailesh Gandhi said, "Curtailing a citizen's fundamental right through an ordinance is akin to declaring an emergency." Gandhi said the amendments would run into strong protests.
Senior Supreme Court lawyer Prashant Bhushan said the move only serves to highlight the "hollowness" of the government's commitment to transparency. "When transparency hurts them, they are united against it. Parties have only paid lip service to the RTI Act."


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Here's another great video of the SpaceX Falcon 9 launch today from Florida. It features the launch then switches to the on board camera and follows all the way into orbit. It's awesome. Amazing.
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In the past few years I've posted over 17,000 photos of the cycling community on Facebook. You will find community bike rides, races, Mountain Biking, Mt. Lemmon, kids, El Grupo Youth cycling.... Please like the page. Chances are I have a photo of you. www.facebook.com/pages/The-Damion-Alexander-Team/228735085153
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May 24, 2012
Day 22. I'm in the big apple to see my son perform piano at Carnegie Hall and to meet with Metro Creative about creating a new ad agency. My priority I rented a bike from Pedal Pushers. I called in advance and Tony had a Kona hybrid waiting for me when I arrived. The cost for 5 days is less then if I rented in central park for a few hours. They are located at 1306 Second Avenue. Tel 212-288-5592 and Out of town call toll free 800-300-3023.
It was pouring rain, but after the rides in Tucson in over 100 degrees this week, riding in the rain was refreshing. I felt comfortable riding with traffic and noticed that cyclist here have absolutely no respect for any laws. One way streets, sidewalks, red lights, seemed to not be respected. I had been seeing info over the past year on how great the biking is becoming in New York. Perhaps I missed these routes in the city. The past on the West side on the Hudson River was great. Similar to the Urban Loop, but with more people.
This week is fleet week and there are tall ships in port next to the Intrepid. It seemed that every few peers has been converted into a park or playground. That was very cool.
The total ride was just over 30 miles. What a great way to see the city. In a few hours I went from the hotel to my appointment, down to the Brooklyn Bridge, Wall Street and back up the West Side into Central Park.
Here are a few pictures of signage I saw today.
Here is one of the many parks.
A Cyclist just happened to work his way into the center of the photo. How does this happen? You might start to think I like bikes!
It seemed like it was mandatory to get a hotdog from a street Vendor. This one was just closing up and only had a pretzel left. Barbara, the owner, gave me the pretzel and we talked for about 15 minutes. Built, owned, operated & employees disabled vets & surviving spouse. 4 carts along east side (fifth avenue) central park. My phone was dead and she was kind enough to take my photo and email me.
What's better than a pretzel? A free pretzel.
May 23, 2012 - Day 21 of 365
If you scroll down you can read the previous posts.
Day 21. This calls for a celebration. I'm of drinking age!
I would not have been on my bike today if I were not committed to riding every day. I'm sure I'll have many days like this. It was not that I did not wan't to ride, I just had a full schedule. If you did not know, my son Samuel is playing at Carnegie Hall in New York this weekend. Today was like any other last day in town. Meeting house keeper to go over watering of plants and other misc,. Finish loading a 40 foot dumpster with landscaping. Listing a new home for sale and getting all the marketing in place. Packing. Sophia's 5th grade graduation. Thankfully, I got everything finished I needed. I never like to wait on getting homes on the market, but the client needed to reschedule for next week. Hooray!!!!
Cross Training. I've lost 5 pounds. If you want to cross train, I'll get another dumpster for you to fill at our house.
Since I thought my schedule was so packed I got out to ride at 5:30 in the AM. The pre ride excitement was a small leak in the irrigation that had a baby bunny and a family of new born quail hanging outside my front door(fix Irrigation leak - CHECK).
My ride had some new exploration of a wash I had never been up. I rode from home down the Tanuri wash. I've spent many hours riding in here and a trail exists, but it is easier to just stay in the sand bottom wash. It has been cleared( I'm not 100% sure who did this, BUT THANKS). All of this sand riding has really had a huge impact on my overall performance. It is not easy work, I often have to dig real deep like riding a 16% plus grade climb, but if you keep spinning, you keep moving.
I rode down the Tanuri wash to the Tanque Verde Wash. The Tanque Verde merges with the Pantano and becomes the Rilitto River west of Craycroft. This is where the Urban Loop ends at it's farthest eastern point (for now). Instead of going to the Unban loop I headed East. There are a few miles of single track that lie between Sabino Canyon and Craycroft. On the south side of the wash is Tucson Counrty Club. If you love sand or are interested in setting a great personal challenge, try riding over. Sometimes, someone compacts a trail that links the two banks. I'm guessing its some one from the TCC. It makes it "easier" to cross. If you do make it over, there is a trail that follows the golf course before heading North again. The contrst betreen the desert and verdant grass in pleasing on the eyes. If all that water use bothers you, don't worry, they use all reclaimed water and it goes back into the aquifer. I've been able to ride there and back without stopping, but I won't do it again until the weather cools down.
Today I stuck on the North shore and found a nice trial leading up a wash I had never explored. It was a tight, winding trail, but fun to ride. The hope was that it would connect to River Road. I have been exploring the washes to see what trails currently exist. It's incredible how many exist. I'm not sure the history on these tracks or who made them, but the more I look, the more I'm finding. Some are definitely equestrian. Others, like the one I followed today, was a ¼ mile private access from someones back yard to the wash. Many of these trails cut over association common ground and private property. I'm very respectful of any signs that say no trespassing, but so far I have not seen any. I've named the trail system "TDAT". I'll talk more about it at a future time. If you know of a section of dirt anywhere in Tucson that is not on the map, please send me a note and I'll go check it out. Hopefully, I'll publish a TDAT Map after we have enough entries to warrant it.
After doing a quick out and back on the new trail I spun around on the North bank. There are trails that run all over this area. Most are hard packed, no obstacles, mostly straight and flat. Great beginner MTB trails. If you stay in the wash heading East the path continues for some time, but progressively becomes less trail and more wash. Go far enough and it becomes a paved walkway along the wash. This calls for some climbing out of the Tanque Verde Wash, but very doable. Today, I turned around where the path meets Cloud Road and headed back to the Tanuri Wash.
A little hitchhiker, creosote. The trail could use some clearing.
In all of my writing, I'll try and give accurate descriptions of the terrain. I will eventually have a rating system. As much as I love biking, I still remember some rides early on where I was on trails that were above my head. I finished those rides, but some were hike-n-bikes and not pleasant. I never want someone to come to me and say I said something was easy when it was a Spiker Deer Trail (SPD). John Spiker is known to have trails that fall off sharply on one edge, are riddled with technical sections followed by parts that no one with a brain should ride.
Trail summary of the Tanuri Wash heading North from the Tanque Verde wash. The Tanuri wash is about half way between Sabino and Craycroft. It is just west of Tanuri if you are on River Road. The entire section below River Roa is all sand. Some is hard packed, but much is sink in and spin sand. If you can run a lower PSI on your tires or ride a Surly "Pugsly", or want an intense work out, this section is a great, wide open wash with plenty of room to spin. You have one nice feature, a under bridge tunnel crossing. There is a concrete retaining wall with a 12'"-18" step up. The left side is easiest to ride. Otherwise, sit back, take the weight off the handlebars, and pedal like a hamster for 10 minutes. As soon as you get to River road and cross it, head up the hill to the right. This connects to a dirt road. This is easy riding. Flat, straight and obstruction free. Of course, if you are a masochist, you could opt to stay in the wash and ride in the dunes. Just before the Arroyo gets to the first crossing of Tanuri, the trail ends and the last 100 yards are in the stream bed. If you cross the road you will be greeted by…. more sand. You can jump on Tanuri and bypass this short section. The trail again crosses Tanuri and I've found several trails in this area, but they are not really marked or maintained. They cut from one side of the wash and back. As before, if you like the sand, just stay in the dry stream bed and yuou will be rewarded with your own private beach. There is one more crossing where Tanuri dead ends into Via Colorado/ Via Velazquez. The next section is similar to the last and dead ends at rock canyon road.
There is one alternate route that Is much better. When you come out of the first wash crossing on Tanuri go West on the pavement to Wilmot. There is a great trail there. It's not technical, but is a good skill builder as it weaves through some jumping Cholla, Prickly Pear. It has a moderate climb and some rocks. It loops around to a utility road. It rides very different depending on direction and I highly recommend going both ways. At the top, it spits out onto Territory. I'm getting tired saying this, but there is also a wash option to the East of the loop. Personally, I really like this wash. In the late afternoon, it has such a high bank it shades the trail. I find that worth the effort of pounding the legs to do it in the shade.
I've been typing this on the red eye from Phoenix to Philly. The next few posts will be from New York City. I have only one meeting and a day of riding ahead. Perhaps, a nap in central park is going to be needed.
The motivation for me to start this blog came from Jax Mariah. Jax ran everyday for a year and finished in May of 2012. I was motivated by her experience to attempt to do the same on bicycles. I have some time restraints, work, family, and travel that are going to make this challenging at time.
So, Lets go for a ride and share some stories.
First thing first, I am going to answer a few questions about my love affair with the bike and the 365 consecutive days of going for a ride. Many of you who read this are friends on Facebook and seen my photos and posts over the past few years. I am a transparent person and have been open about sharing my world. For those who are not on Facebook or not my friend there, It's time to join. I've posted 98 albums and have over 6000 photos on my personal page and another 30 Albums and 2000 images on The Damion Alexander Team.
Why am I riding 365 days in a row?
What was my first bicycle?
My first bike was a big wheel. OK, it's not really a bike, but it has pedals and wheels and I have a photo of me on it. I was really cute until I turned 8.
"Damo" on Oak Street in Telluride. 1975ish
My parents divorced when I was 5. My Dad is a great guy, but he should have never had kids. He would show up with toys and joy and then disappear. On one such trip, shortly after my parents split and he was looking to buy some affection, he bought two brand new Mongoose Motomag bikes for my brother and me (note to parents trying to buy affection…. it works, but I'd rather have had an old bike and a Dad who would go on rides then a new bike). I spent my childhood on that bike. This was in a pre-Mountain Bike World and the trails and infrastructure were non existent. That did not stop us from blazing many of our own. My favorite rides were down the middle of the sidewalks, terrorizing tourist, and locals alike, in what I considered "my town". In the winter, I took screws and made studded tires lined with duct tape. In the spring and fall I had a brown strip up my back from the mud. In the summer we built huge jumps in the San Miguel River.
What was the first memory of riding a bike?
I was a short kid. My bother had a bike, but I could not come close to the pedals. My dad tied blocks of wood to the pedals so I could reach them. We practiced in our yard on Oak Street. My first solo ride was on a flat street, Galena, in front of our house In Telluride. My dad pushed me and off I went. He ran behind me encouraging me. It was freedom. It was flying. It was a street that went from flat to steep real quick and I left my dad behind. We had not worked on braking and I found myself bloody at the base of the hill. Even with the blood and dangling skin, I was hooked. I can't ever remember a time after that when I did not have a bike.
What is my favorite ride in Tucson?
This is a hard question. There are so many favorite rides. I have always considered myself more of a mountain biker then a roadie however because of time constraints I ride on the road more often than the MTB. There is limited mountain biking in a close proximity to my house and I really do not like to get in the car to go for a bike ride. So I'll answer in two parts.
On the road…. I really like riding in Fairfield in the Foothills. This community of Patio Homes is located between Kolb Road and Craycroft and South of Sunrise. The associations takes great care of the roads and parking on the street is against the restrictions. I live near this area and with steep hills, limited traffic, car free streets, and well cared for pavement this is where I ride the most. I can hit speeds of 50 and am still winded by many of the climbs.
Sabino Canyon also rates towards the top of my list. It is only a few miles to my house and is a pretty special 3.7 miles ride into the canyon. There is also a nice ride to Bear Canyon, but the road is in poor shape. However, watching the Sunrise or Sunset from Bear Canyon is perhaps the best Vista in Tucson. When the water is flowing a quick dip at the end of a ride is a refreshing way to finish a summer ride and I'm usually dry before I get home. I have so many great stories in Sabino and will share them in future posts. If you go thee for a ride, remember, times are limited when you are allowed to ride. Never on a Wednesday and Sataurday or during the day from 9-5.
Doing my public service on Bike Patrol in Sabino Canyon
Mt Lemmon. Do I need to say more. It's getting love in must do rides in publications around the Universe. This ride offers so many challenges and rewards. In the heat of the summer nothing is better then leaving home early, doing some repeats at the top and meeting the family for a hike, crepes, and some fudge. Being able to climb above the heat really makes Tucson bikeable 365 a year. The decent is as close as you can come to flying without wings. I'll definitely have many addition posts on this incredible backyard playground.
Saguaro East is another ride that I never tire of. The 8 miles of one way traffic with a blend of rolling hills, one great climb, incredible scenery and wildlife make it so great.
The Urban Loop. I'm OK riding with traffic, but often times I just want to spin away from cars. This loop will be 55 miles when completed and currently has over 22 miles of traffic free riding. Many additional miles are completed, but they are working ( as we speak) on connecting them. Before the end of 2013 most will be completed.
On the Mountain Bike Side I have just as many rides I love.
My all time favorite is Fantasy Island. I think there are better trails, but this is where I really got back into riding as an adult. With over 25 miles of single track there is a little of everything desert riding offers.
For the scenery, Starr Pass and Sweetwater are my favorites. When I was publishing the Tucson Pedaler my office was on the West Side of the Tucson Mountains and close to the trail head. I spent many lunch hours riding on Yetman and Cat Mountain.
Starr Pass. Scenery is here, wish you were beautiful.
50 year trail is a seriously fun ride. The shoots are a blast and if they were closer, I think it would be my first choice.
Bug Springs on Mt. Lemon is perfect for a summer ride. I like to ride it from home. It is 12 miles from the base to the trailhead on the highway and then a hike and bike, but the reward is worth the effort. It is a little technical in places (I recommend dragging your ballz on the rear tire).
Finally, the Arizona Trail. If you have not guessed, I like to climb. Pistol hill heading south has a great balance of climbing and free flowing single track. I personally built a small section in that area, so it will always hold a special place in my heart.
What is the Tucson Pedaler and what part did I play in it?
The Tucson Pedaler is Tucson's community Bicycle Newspaper and was my baby. I was hired by Tucson West Publishing and immediately knew that Tucson needed a paper all about the cycling community. I wanted to cover the characters who make Tucson such a bike mecca. The pinnacle for me at the paper was seeing Tucson Pedaler mentioned 4 times in the application for Platinum status from the League of American Cyclists. The paper also allowed me the opportunity to sponsor and promote bike related movies at the Fox Theatre. We were able to bring With My Own Two Wheels to Tucson and showed it 14 times over a week in schools and at The Fox Theatre. As a result of the trip we have raised nearly enough funds to buy 100 bikes for world Bike Relief.
Why did I leave the papers?
I'm a Realtor and that is my career. I've been among the top 10 agents in the city and even when working full time as a publisher was able to remain in the top 100 agents citywide. I was at the papers for a few years to help out a friend, and past real estate client, who owned them. He was so pleased with the service and job I did for him that he hired me to take over 5 publications in Southern Arizona. Publishing was incredible as it opened up many doors and allowed me a much deeper knowledge of our community, but I never really loved the job or saw it as a career. I'm hopeful that the Tucson Pedaler continues to publish and I highly recommend you advertise in it if you have a bike related business or a business that wants to attract the cycling community. I'll continue to provide them with content if they ask, but so far, they have been allowing me to focus on my real estate business.
What is a real estate bike tour?
This is my dream job. Why look at homes in a car when you can look on bikes? If you ride, you want to know how easy it is to access your house on your iron horse. Also, you notice so much more on a bike. Is there a loud dog next door? Around the corner is there a dump? Perhaps there is a BMX park and access to the Urban loop. The world is different on two wheels. I'm accepting referrals! Also, if only one spouse rides, I go out and preview the homes with the rider first and limit it down to the homes that warrant a second showing. I have not yet reached the level where I am completely car free and will work with those who don't want to ride and look at homes, but I really appreciate people who allow me to say to my wife "Yes honey, I'm working on my bike today!!!"
What races do I compete in?
Compete is not the word to describe me in races. I train hard and go mellow on race day. I'm out to participate and have a good time. The ultimate race has me finishing with over 1000 photos. I love the scavenger hunts El Grupo does, All of Epic Rides events, Mt. Lemmon TT, El Tour De Tucson and the Urban Assault. They are not about "winning" but about having a good time. In the past few years I've been riding in El Tour with my kids. I look forward to the day when I can draft off Sam for 109 miles and get Platinum.
Samuel riding away from the Pack in 2011 El Tour.
How many miles do I ride per year?
I've been between 4,000-6,000 the past few years. I don't ride with a computer. Lately, I've been using Strava. Strava is an App that tracks your rides. There are segments that are recorded and you can try and beat your best time or be the fastest ever and capture a KOM- King of the Mountain. I really enjoy the comparison against my best times. I'm on a personal mission to capture the KOM on every segment in my neighborhood. You can follow people on Stava. Just go to Strava.com. One of the cool things is seeing all the pros who ride in Tucson and are using the App. Somehow, I feel a little better knowing that the names above me are doing this for a living and not just super human weekend warriors….. like Richard Biocca.
When is the best time to ride in Tucson?
All the time. My regular rides have been Tuesday and Thursday morning at 5:30. In the summer the sun is just coming out, in the winter, I'm home before the sun comes up. What it has taught me is that it's always a good time to ride. One caveat, have the appropriate gear. Personally, I like riding in the summer as I like less layers. The ability to put on a jersey and shorts and be out the door is better than the winter multi-layering. On the other hand, you can always put on more clothing, you can only take off so much. If you have not invested in a night light, go get one now. The cost is a fraction of what they were, the brightness is 10X, the weight is a millionth of what they were and the battery last long enough for most rides.
What groups do I ride with?
I'm a member of he Cirrus Visual Team, but the friends who I ride the most, they are members of Summit Velo. I am a member of GABA and SDMB. If you are interested in going for a ride, contact me. If you are fast, I'll try and hang on. If you are slow, we will have a nice conversation. I've spent hours on rides with kids, so no speed is to slow for me. I've found ways to make every ride fun.
Do I ride with my family?
Nothing gives me a greater joy than riding with my kids. I've had many of the best conversations with my kids while riding. Is it always fun, no! There has been scrapes, blood, frustration, whining, and the kids have had issues as well. I've seen them accomplish what they had previously considered impossible. Samuel did the 85 mile El Tour with me last year and won for the youngest kid to finish. Sophia rides on the Rilitto, but she still will jettison her bike and chase down lizards. Janna, my wife, will go on an occasional rides andwe have been trying different bikes, but the bike bug has not nipped her yet. She is a swimmer and is the Master swim coach at Ventana Canyon CC.
In the summer of 2012 Samuel joined El Grupo Youth Cycling. This is one of the best community run orginizations I've had the pleasure of being a part of.
From the El Grupo website a few paragraphs of who they are. "El Grupo is a 501c3 non-profit youth cycling team in Tucson, Arizona that affords the opportunities of cycling to local teens who otherwise would not get the chance.Our mission is to empower youth through bicycles.
We aim to instill life-long healthy habits and build character and camaraderie through riding and racing bicycles and bicycle advocacy. By maintaining a clubhouse and by coaching five group rides a week, we provide a consistent, safe, family environment so these youth may grow up mentally, emotionally, and physically healthy. We embrace all forms of cycling, from road and mountain bike racing to bicycle touring and daily commuting. Our goal is to educate and inspire youth to overcome obstacles. El Grupo uses the bicycle for positive development for at-risk youth that would not otherwise have healthy, skill-building, and goal-oriented activities in their lives.
While we are currently the #1 Junior Development Team in Arizona, we are also developing the next generation of active, health-conscious, community-minded cycling enthusiasts in Tucson and Pima County.
No special skills or gear are required. The lack of cycling gear should not be a deterrent, as we have access to free or low-cost bicycles, helmets, lights, etc.
What do you I do for the biking community in Tucson?
I do everything I can to be knowledgeable about what is happening with the community and sharing the message. On most every ride I take photos and post them to Facebook. I have 69 albums and over 5000 photos. People seem to really like images of themselves while riding. If you are not my friend, please ask and see if I have a photo of you. I attend the Bike Advisory meetings every month at Himmel Park Library. This is a great chance to see what is coming and what issues the community is facing. I am on the Bike Patrol at Sabino Canyon. I do bike patrol because I love riding in the canyon and riding in the canyon is a privilege, not a right. The Ranger has the discretion to decide to shut down the canyon to all bike. The current Ranger, Stan Helin, is bike friendly and even considering opening it up more hours and more days. However, if a bike collides with a walker it is possible we could lose the privilege entirely. I REALLY don't like to reprimand people for speeding, but I hope that by informing them of why the rules exist that we will continue to be allowed access. I also raise funds for charity through the rides I do."
What was the most painful moment as a result of riding a bike?
My brother Brad was giving me a ride on Mainstreet in Telluride. He leaned back and I fell off the saddle and I landed on the wheel. Instead of falling backwards, I was pulled forward. I'll just say, I was so surprised when my wife became pregnant with Sam.
Who is my Biking hero?
The everyday rider. I like to see people getting into bicycling. I've seen people go from 300 plus pounds down to 175. The bike has the ability to transform a life. Anyone who chooses ride that path are a huge motivation and inspiration for me. Scott Mercier was my favorite pro. Mostly because we grew up on Oak Street and our families were very close. I think that until the past few years the only races I watched were when he was on the Olympic team in 1992.
What are the best products I have purchased for my bike?
For the money, arm warmers. Something so small really changed my comfort level while riding. On the bigger ticket side the Santa Cruz Tallboy. I'm was really not fast or great on the dirt, but this bike has changed my world. Chamois Buttr also gets my approval. With the buttr, I've never had issues. Without, lets just say I never want to ride without my chamois well lathered.
How many bikes do you have and what are they?
Not enough. My understanding is the perfect number of bikes is X + 1. X being the number of bikes you currently own. I have a Cannondale Six, Santa Cruz Tallboy, Sticka Bike (an old Giant converted to a single seed and covered in stickers), an 85% completed single speed custom built by La Suprema, A New Belgium Cruiser, an office bike, an old Cannondale out on loan and a tandem trek we borrowed from a friend.
What bikes do I want?
I don't want any additional bikes, I NEED a TT bike, newer and lighter road bike, a Surly Puglsy and the last few parts for the La Suprema. I'm not going to temp myself with a road bike or TT at this time, but if you get so much satisfaction from my blog and want to take me shopping, I'm game. I'm 5'9 and my 40th bday was July 13th. I actually have gone out of my way to not test any bikes as I understand my weaknesses. The Tallboy was the first of many 29er's I demoed and it took the fun out of riding my 36 pound tank of a GT I-Drive. The recognition that the bike really makes a huge difference is an expensive awareness. I'd rather ride in bliss on my existing fleet.
What tips do I have to be able to ride everyday?
Ha, check back here daily. I might have some great ones. Always keep your bike ready to ride. Have the appropriate clothing laid out in advance. I do a body check and go from my head down. Helmet, glasses, music, jersey, arm warmers, vest/jacket/ rainrear, bib, leg warmers, socks, shoes, shoe covers, road ID, water, nutrition, lights charged, check tires, tire pressure. Do routine maintenance. Be ready for the unexpected. So far, in 20 days, I've had 7 flats. I ride with extra tubes and a pump and a patch kit. Some days, the world conspires against you and you need to switch out bikes.
The previous paragraph was written in May of 2012. Today is December 7th. I am 218 days into my year long goal and have not missed a day yet. I've had some incredible experiences, rode with many friends and family, a a much better on my skills, have done the shootout, hired a coach, Jason Tollus, with Carmichael Training Systems, had the flu, biked in Colorado, New York, New Mexico and California. I'm as much in love with the bike today as I was when I started this, but definitely question this goal on occasion. The greatest challenge is when work days run long and I get hom at 9 at night and still need to ride. I'd be lying if I did not say I have had some pain. I've crashed 3 times, all on the Mountain Bike. I had a few weeks of riding with more pain than I would like, but who,likes any pain.
What questions do you have for me?
What would you like to see me write about?
Who do you know who wants to go on a real estate bike tour, so I can tell Janna it is a real estate appointment! Please;-)
I look forward to hearing from you.
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People reports Sean Penn and Robin Wright have finalized their divorce. The duo, who officially split last August, have reached an agreement regarding assets and custody of their son, 17-year-old Hopper Jack. (They also have a daughter, 19-year-old Dylan.) The papers were filed July 22 in Marin County, Calif. The couple first filed for divorce back in 2007, and then reconciled before Penn filed in April 2009 once again. The pair reconciled for a second time prior to the August filing.


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The Abel Family - What else?
Interesting site. I came upon it by accident. Seems i am a member of a mostly east coast bunch of Abels. The story goes that my grandfather on my father's side, Fred Abel, came to america from Germany when very young, with several (5-7) brothers. Not sure of the number. Early 1900's once old enough, they all went their seperate ways, not keeping in close contact. Fred married Irene (my grandmother) they lived in Yonkers and then moved to Jersey where my father, his two brothers and one sister were born. His older brother is on the west coast, his younger brother and sister are still in Jersey. I have two brothers, both living on the west coast.


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This field is our main field for flying sailplanes. It is a large sod farm that allows for a winch setup in many directions.
The Anderson sod farm is located west of the Outagamie airport on Hwy BB (Winnegammie Drive). From Hwy 41, take Prospect Ave. west 5.5 miles to the Anderson Sod Farm. Since it is a large vast open area, the nearest point of reference is the gun club located on the north side of the road. The flying field is about another 1/4 mile on the south side of the road. Please note the frequency pin board and porta pottee near one of the approaches. Please park on the SOUTH shoulder of Winnegamie Drive. Do not walk onto the field if there is frost because it will kill the grass. Take care in walking on the field to not make impressions during wet conditions.
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Anderson Sod Farm facing south. Note the frequency pin box in the foreground.


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Oscar Wilde's Salome:
Famed nineteenth-century author, Oscar Wilde provided his own interpretation of the biblical seductress, Salome, as a femme fatale in his short play, Salome. Throughout the entirety of the play, other characters emphasize the seductive danger of even looking at Salome. The page of Herodias, Salome's mother, remarks that Salome "is like a woman rising from a tomb. She is like a dead woman. You would fancy she was looking for dead things" (Wilde). This foreshadows Salome as the cause of imminent death around her. The young Syrian in particular cannot keep his eyes off her, and the page of Herodias observes that "[he is] always looking at her. [He] look[s] at her too much. It is dangerous to looking at people in such fashion. Something terrible may happen" (Wilde). The page of Herodias repeatedly warns the young Syrian that his admiration and lust for Salome will end in disaster.
Salome overhears the preaching of the prophet, whom her step-father has imprisoned, and asks to see him. As he continues to preach, Salome recognizes that he condemns her mother for her marriage to Herod. Realizing that Salome is Herodias' daughter, the prophet pleads that she "come not near [him]!" (Wilde). Salome, displaying the sexual appeal of a femme fatale appeals to the prophet, saying "There is nothing in the world so white as thy body. Let me touch thy body" (Wilde). The prophet rejects her advances, claiming that "by woman came evil into the world. Speak not to me. I will not listen to thee. I listen but to the voice of the Lord God" (Wilde). As Salome continues to both insult and seduce the prophet, the young Syrian, who had been so enamored with her, commits suicide. Salome's role as a femme fatale becomes real, but only continues with the appearance of her step-father, King Herod.
Herod, like the ill-fated young Syrian, expresses fascination at Salome's appearance. His wife, Herodias reprimands him that "[he] must not look at her" (Wilde). Herod commands that Salome dance for him. However, both Herodias and Salome reject his orders. In order to convince Salome to dance for him, Herod bribes her to dance, saying "If you dance for me, [Salome], you may ask of me what you will, and I will give it [to] you, even unto the half of my kingdom" (Wilde). While Herodias continues to beg her daughter to disobey Herod, Salome decides to dance for Herod. Herod claims to "pay the dancers well. [He] will pay [her] royally. [He] will give [her] whatsoever [her] soul desire[s]" (Wilde). Yet, when Salome demands the head of the prophet, in defense of her mother, Herod balks. "No, no, Salome. You do not ask me that. Do not listen to your mother's voice. She is ever giving you evil counsel. Do not heed her" (Wilde). As Salome receives the head of the prophet and kisses his bloody lips, Wilde indicates that more than one femme fatale is at play in this situation. While Salome is the body of the seductress that tempts Herod into killing the prophet, the mind behind the plot belongs to her mother. The combination of the two women created the ultimate femme fatale with the beauty and brains leading to death and ruin. Though Salome ultimately dies because of her request, Herod fulfills her demands and kills the prophet.


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Amazing ScienceEventsPosted by J Murray Sat, November 25, 2017 05:20PM
All the P5 pupils were amazed by the Science Professor who came to visit our school on Friday 24th November. She performed many experiments that required the pupils to predict the outcome.
One of the pupils' favourite experiments was when vinegar and baking soda were mixed together to cause an eruption. All the pupils were amazed by the wonders of science.


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Call for Super Prix to return to Birmingham
Calls for road races to return to Birmingham have been renewed after the prime minister announced a change in the law.
The Formula 3000 Super Prix was staged in the city between 1986 and 1990 and attracted crowds of thousands.
A petition calling for the event to return has received hundreds of signatures from supporters.
Former councillor John Charlton said he was "cynical" about the prospect of a similar event returning.
'Hugely entertaining'
David Cameron announced new legislation allowing races on public roads on Friday.
Mr Charlton, a member of the committee that organised the original Super Prix, said it had been a boost for the city.
"It was a hugely entertaining event and it brought an enormous number of people who spent a lot of money in the city," he said.
But Mr Charlton said he was not sure if there was the "political will" to stage the event today.
Birmingham City Council's deputy leader Ian Ward said although the announcement enabled other cities to do the same as Birmingham had done previously, all councils faced "the unavoidable reality of reduced budgets as a result of central government funding cuts".
"Major motorsport events require big sponsors and event organisers also always look to local authorities for financial support and backing," he said.
"We are always keen to attract new events to Birmingham, but in this climate, we would need to look at any proposals very closely to see if they were in the best interests of the taxpayer."


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The Journal of Food Technology in Africa is Published Quarterly. It is intended for publication of papers on original work and reviews of all aspects of Food Science, Technology and Nutrition. Articles should be basic research that impinge on major areas of concern and relevance to the Food Industry in the African Continent. The Journal of Food Technology in Africa is available full text online at Bioline International http://www.bioline.org.br/ft
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Reached US. Transit through London. First time out of India and touched two great countries / continents. Lot of time in flight, read almost two by third of "Red Dragon" and watched two movies, Taking of Pelham 123 and Night at the museum (second time).
Sunday, May 16, 2010
America, here I come...
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AMPHITHEATRE – Friday 14th & Saturday 15th July
Jazz guitars with a flamenco edge, plus a double bass.
Matt Sullivan and Jon Lewis have been playing together for donkey's years in an enormous variety of styles. Of late (14 years or so) they've been playing Bossa Novas, Rumbas, Hot Club and inappropriate guitar versions of Thelonious Monk and Charlie Parker tunes. And a few originals in there too. All in a flamenco style…that's right, not a plectrum to be seen….
They've played at venues as diverse as Secret Garden Party, Blenheim Palace, Buddhafield Festival, Warwick Arts Centre, Henley Regatta, Corsham Arts Centre, Waveform Festival, The Mill Arts Centre, Small World and Big Green Gatherings, the Nags Knackers at Napton and the ill-fated "Coals to Newcastle" busking tour of Andalusia.
For this years Tropical Pressure they will be joined by Matt Watson on double bass for some added tugs on your heartstrings.
For more information visit their Facebook site here.


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I hate to be typing this, because it makes me feel like I'm a cranky old man, I am not, I swear. I respect people in the service industry, I go out of "my" way to smile and be joyful with them. I could see a lot of people being assholes, so I try to lighten their day. Yet the problem isn't with the staff, it is management. They hire anyone, to fill the spot, because they pay shit all. Man, you go to those older diners, with the older built in staff and you could tell, service was their calling. Always with the how is it going hun and bonjour cherie and all that. They have been on their feet for a 100 years, yet that smile and "people person" personality shines. The younger pukes today are not in it for the long run. They want to get through school or marry rich so they don't give a crap about returning customers. We were at Magnan's last night. Honestly treated like crap. Then "les boys" came in for the game. Our server all of a sudden pulls off her sweater, bares her shoulders and cleavage and flashed the smile. She was going to pump those boys with beer and suck in the tips.ReplyDelete
Hi Vahan. Good to hear from you.
You've seen those restaurants and bars, where the policy is hire the pretty faces. Who cares if they are good.
It's a tough job but the job is all about smiling and serving their clientele. And if it isn't done then customers will go elsewhere.


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St Ann couple on negligence charges granted bail
Published:Wednesday | March 18, 2015 | 9:49 AM
The St Ann couple accused of keeping their daughter in inhumane conditions have each been granted $350,000 bail.
The bail was offered when 39-year-old labourer Gerald Campbell and his common law wife, 42-year-old shopkeeper Melody Murphy, appeared in the St Ann's Bay Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday.
Campbell and Murphy are charged with negligence at common law.
As conditions of their bails, Campbell and Murphy were ordered to surrender their travel documents and report to the police each weekday.
Campbell was ordered to also report to the police on Saturdays.
The couple was ordered not to go to the Windsor community.
They are scheduled to return to court on June 2.


text: This Instagram Star's 10 Favorite Fat-Burning Moves by JESSICA FRANKLIN July 19, 2017 Slide 1 of 12 @HeyGorJess shows us her 10 favorite fat-burning moves. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM Ever scroll through your Instagram feed and wonder how those men and women look so good all the time? Most of them will tell you (myself included) that it takes work. As much as we'd all like to wake up photo shoot-ready, nothing worth having comes easy. And when you look good, you feel good.But it's not just about looking hot, it's about feeling and performing my best in my career as a lifestyle and fitness influencer. (I'm @Heygorjess on Instagram.) Up ahead are my 10 go-to moves for a full-body workout that torches a ton of calories in the process. @HeyGorJess shows us a squat jump with a resistance band. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 1 Squat Jump With Resistance Band I love this exercise because it's an incredibly effective lower-body workout you can do anywhere! Resistance bands are small and light, so you can use them at the gym, at home or while traveling.HOW TO DO IT: Start with feet shoulder-width apart and pointed slightly outward. Place a single resistance band around your calves and keep it tight throughout the move. Bend your knees, hinge your hips and sink down into a squat. Then drive through your feet to jump up into the air.Land softly on your feet by bending your knees a little bit. Sink back down into a squat and repeat.Read more: 12 Essential Squat Variations to Try @HeyGorJess shows us the kettlebell swing. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 2 Kettlebell Swing I have a love-hate relationship with this one because it feels so hard, but it works so good! It's great for targeting your legs and glutes while also building up your endurance.HOW TO DO IT: Begin with your feet shoulder-width apart and a kettlebell on the floor between your feet and slightly in front of you. Bend at the knees and hips to pick up the bell with both hands. Swing the bell back between your legs while keeping your back flat and head up. Then swing the bell in front of you up to shoulder level.Brace your core the entire time — and don't rely solely on momentum.Read more: 9 Fat-Torching Kettlebell Moves @HeyGorJess shows us a step-up into a reverse lunge. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 3 Step-Up Into Reverse Lunge This exercise is great for targeting your glutes, hamstrings and calf muscles and helps to build balance and stability.HOW TO DO IT: Grab a weight bench and two dumbbells. Hold a dumbbell in each hand, and then step up onto the bench with your right foot. Lift your left knee up to hip height, then carefully place your left foot back down on the ground. Step your right foot off the bench and back into a reverse lunge. Step back onto the bench with your right foot and repeat the move. Alternate your leading leg after a few reps.Read more: 22 New Lunges to Supercharge Leg Day @HeyGorJess shows us a chest press with a leg raise. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 4 Chest Press With Leg Raise I love this exercise because it targets both my chest and abs at the same time! It's a fun challenge to do both.HOW TO DO IT: Again, you'll need a weight bench and a pair of dumbbells. Lie flat on the bench with part of your legs hanging off the bench. Bring the dumbbells up to your chest with your elbows out to the sides.As you press the dumbbells up to the sky directly over your chest, lift your feet to the ceiling so your legs are perpendicular to the rest of your body. When you lower the dumbbells, lower your legs.Read more: 8 Moves to Sculpt Your Abs Without Really Trying @HeyGorJess shows us the front and side dumbbell lateral arm raise. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 5 Front and Side Dumbbell Lateral Arm Raise Even though my upper body is my least favorite half to work, this exercise is easy to do and really targets your shoulders and arms.HOW TO DO IT: Hold a dumbbell in each hand. Stand up tall with the dumbbells at your side. Without raising your shoulders, lift the dumbbells out to the front so they're at shoulder height. Lower back down with control. Then lift them out to the side. Lower and keep switching between front and side.Read more: A 28-Minute Boxing Workout for Sexy Arms and Shoulders @HeyGorJess shows us the the triceps extension. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 6 Triceps Extension Triceps can be difficult to keep toned, so it's important to do exercises that focus on them.HOW TO DO IT: While standing, hold a slightly heavy dumbbell behind your head with both hands. Your elbows should be pointing up toward the ceiling. Keeping your shoulders relaxed, use your triceps to bring the weight from behind your head to above it. Slowly lower back down with control and repeat.Read more: 8 Strengthening Moves to Get Rid of Your Arm Jiggle @HeyGorJess shows us the bent-over row. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 7 Bent-Over Row Many back exercises require a gym or large equipment, but this one is great, because it only requires a pair of dumbbells.HOW TO DO IT: Hold a dumbbell in each hand and bend slightly forward, letting the weights hang directly underneath your shoulders. Using your upper-back muscles, pull the weight up to your chest, letting your elbows flare out to the side. Keep your shoulders down as you lower the weights back to the start and repeat.Read more: 10 Upper-Body Exercise Swaps to Amp Up Your Results @HeyGorJess shows us mountain climbers. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 8 Mountain Climber This is one of my favorite ab exercises! It's challenging with all of the movement, but it's also really fun.HOW TO DO IT: Start in a plank with your hands under your shoulders and your body in a straight line. Bring your right knee up to your chest and then quickly switch legs so that your left knee is at your chest. Continue alternating legs and feeling the burn!Read more: 5 Fat-Melting Mountain Climber Variations @HeyGorJess shows us commandos. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 9 Commandos It's similar to a regular plank but with some added movement! I like it better than just holding a plank and counting down the seconds. Instead, I do three sets of 12 to 15.HOW TO DO IT: Start in a high plank on your hands with your body solid from head to toe. Put your weight in your right hand as you lower down onto your left forearm. Then drop so you're balancing on both forearms. Next, raise up to a high plank again, starting with your right hand.Keep going, alternating which hand starts the lowering and raising.Read more: Carve Your Core With a Plank-a-Thon Workout @HeyGorJess shows us the side plank. Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM 10 Side Plank Not only does the side plank target your abs, but it targets your lower back for stronger muscles and endurance.HOW TO DO IT: Begin in a high plank to get your bearings. Slowly and with control, roll onto the side of your right foot with your feet stacked and lift your left hand up toward the ceiling. If you need to, you can stagger your feet or drop to your knee. Hold there for as long as you can!Read more: 11 Plank Variations for Rock-Solid Abs Are you following @HeyGorJess? Photo Credit: Travis McCoy/LIVESTRONG.COM What Do YOU Think? Well, what do you think? Do you do any of these moves in your regular workouts? Were any of these moves new to you? Which ones were your favorites? 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The Evolution of God (Hardcover)
Little Brown and Company, 9780316734912, 567pp.
Publication Date: June 1, 2009
In this sweeping narrative that takes us from the Stone Age to the Information Age, Robert Wright unveils an astonishing discovery: there is a hidden pattern that the great monotheistic faiths have followed as they have evolved. Through the prisms of archaeology, theology, and evolutionary psychology, Wright's findings overturn basic assumptions about Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and are sure to cause controversy. He explains why spirituality has a role today, and why science, contrary to conventional wisdom, affirms the validity of the religious quest. And this previously unrecognized evolutionary logic points not toward continued religious extremism, but future harmony.
Nearly a decade in the making, The Evolution of God is a breathtaking re-examination of the past, and a visionary look forward.
About the Author
Praise For The Evolution of God…
PRAISE FOR The Evolution of God:
"In his brilliant new book, The Evolution of God, Robert Wright tells the story of how God grew up. He starts with the deities of hunter-gatherer tribes, moves to those of chiefdoms and nations, then on to the polytheism of the early Israelites and the monotheism that followed, and then to the New Testament and the Koran, before finishing off with the modern multinational Gods of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Wright's tone is reasoned and careful throughout...and it is nice to read about issues like the morality of Christ and the meaning of jihad without getting the feeling that you are being shouted out...Provocative and controversial."
-New York Times Book Review
"On any list of nonfiction authors that many people may not know but should, Robert Wright would rank high. . . . taken together, The Moral Animal, Nonzero, and The Evolution of God represent a powerful addition to modern thought. If biology, culture and faith all seek a better world, maybe there is hope."
-Wall Street Journal
"While the diatribes of the "new atheists"-Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and company-have made headlines in recent years, Wright takes a decidedly more friendly approach to human religiousness...Wright's approach will appeal to a broad range of readers turned off by the "either/or" choice between dogmatic atheism and religious traditionalism. Recommended for all readers engaged in consideration of our notions of God."
-Library Journal
"The Evolution of God offers the sort of hope even unbelievers can believe in: that we can somehow learn to talk about religion."
-The Washington Post
"Can religions in the modern world reconcile themselves to one another, and can they reconcile themselves to science?" Robert Wright-journalist, philosophy professor, and author of the acclaimed books Nonzero, and The Moral Animal-ardently believes the answer is yes. In this meaty account, the result of 10 years of scholarly research, he attempts to do so, drawing on evolutionary psychology, archaeology, and game theory to trace a common pattern in the world's monotheistic faiths. It's a thoroughly materialist account of religion and yet is ultimately allied with one of religion's basic goals: to provide guidance and comfort in a chaotic world."
-Seed Magazine
"[The Evolution of God] gives me hope...The tone of the book is dry skepticism with a dash of humour; the content is supple, dense and layered...fresh and necessary."
-The Times
"An original, accessible and thought-provoking view of history...full of rich detail, ingenious insight and bold argument."
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Anyone at all surprised? No, me either. Westminster is a place where people are voted in and use OUR MONEY for their lifestyles. They gave themselves a 33% Westminster pay rise and it was yesterday it came to light Ian Duncan Smith (IDS) of all people, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions was using the Westminster fund for MP's badly as many others have and still do and will keep doing. This man alone is responsible for Austerity suicides all over the UK. Sure he has a job to do, but the way he laugh's and is ignorant to reality angers many. At a recent hearing into more benefit cuts he spent most of the debate in Westminster laughing. This is the same man who we found out this week spend hundreds of pounds on 'Wet Cleaning Wipes' Yeah the packets you can get for £1 or £2, how did he spend hundreds of pounds in expenses on this? Here is his tab here below. Below that is the video of him laughing like a kid at a very real and dangerous issue in our country
Watch moment Iain Duncan Smith LAUGHS untill DIE
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Iain Duncan Smith is a Murderer (Not my headline)
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I did this article below also highlighting Austerity at it's very core
Benefit cuts blind man committed suicide after Atos ruled him fit to work
Vulnerable man starved to death after benefits were cut
Brutal Benefit Cuts for the Disabled Are Leading to Suicides in the UK
MPs spent £70,000 on new new iPads, iPhones and laptops shortly before an expenses deadline passed six months before the election.
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) wrote to parliamentarians expressing their concern and sought to ensure they were using the products exclusively for parliamentary duties.
The 60 MPs ordered the equipment before claiming expenses for it shortly before the moratorium on capital purchases began in September. The watchdog has concluded that no rules were broken.
However, it recommended that those who were retiring or who lost on 7 May should donate the technology to charity, but said it had no power to enforce this.
Therefore Ipsa says it will now consider a tightening of the rules for MPs who are standing down or do not get re-elected.
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Dennis Hetterscheid, Dr.
- Position:
- Assistant Professor (tenure track)
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- +31 (0)71 527 4451
- E-mail address
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- Faculty/Unit
- Faculty of Science, Leiden Institute of Chemistry, Catalysis and Surface Chemistry
- Office address
- Gorlaeus Laboratories
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Since February 2013: Assistant professor (tenure track) position in Physical Chemistry of Sustainable Energy at Leiden University.
2009 – 2013: Postdoc & Independent Researcher at the University of Amsterdam in the group of Professor Reek.
2006 – 2008: Postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the group of Professor Schrock
2002 – 2006: PhD at the Radboud University Nijmegen in the group of Professor De Bruin.
Research theme
The main research theme in my group is to understand and mimic bioinorganic multi-electron processes such as H+, CO2, N2 and O2 reduction and H2O oxidation, and to apply these chemical transformations in electrochemical and photochemical "devices" for e.g. solar energy to fuel utilization. As part of this research, new iridium water oxidation catalysts have been developed using pentamethylcyclopentadienyl and N-heterocyclic carbene ligands. These iridium catalysts proved to be very efficient both in solution as well as upon spontaneous absorption on electrodes allowing for rapid electrochemical production of O2 and H2 (in combination with a platinum H+ reduction catalyst). In combination with various photosensitizers of appropriate redox strength, water oxidation was also demonstrated in a fully light driven approach. Currently, progress is being made to immobilize these catalysts on (semi)conducting surfaces and implementation of these water oxidation catalysts in prototype solar energy to fuel conversion devices. Since iridium is a relatively expensive material focus at the moment is being shifted to the more abundant first row transition metals.
The research is carried out both in the MCBIM and CASC research groups of Leiden University
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Laser Tag is all about adrenaline-fuelled adventure – it's designed to be a fun-filled, mission-based interactive game for anyone (suitable for people from ages 7 to 77).
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Laser Tag is located at AEON Mall, 4th floors and operates Monday to Sunday (including public holidays) from 09:00 am to 10:00 pm.
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Within the first 15 minutes, the game was all but over.
"It's nice playing with a cushion," Penn State coach Coquese Washington said.
And what a cushion it was.
The Lady Lions dominated Fordham 70-51 on Sunday afternoon, using 15-0 and 12-0 first-half runs to advance to the third round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament. They led by 21 at halftime.
Penn State (21-10) will host Virginia Tech (19-13) at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Bryce Jordan Center.
Penn State's Teniya Page led all scorers with 24 points, hitting 9 of 18 from the field with a couple of 3-pointers. Amari Carter and Sierra Moore helped Page out, contributing 15 and 10 points, respectively.
It was Page who started the Lady Lions' first sizable run. After a sluggish start — Penn State didn't score in the first two-and-a-half minutes — the sophomore guard put away a fastbreak layup.
Seconds later, Moore cut in front of a Fordham pass at centercourt for an easy breakaway bucket.
"We always talk about letting your defense dictate your offense," Washington said. "You can't always control whether or not the ball goes in the basket. I thought early on we had some good shots; they just didn't fall. Our defense was good in the first quarter ... and it allowed us to get out to a lead."
Page followed up Moore's layup with a trey, Moore nailed a fadeaway jumper from the foul line, Jaida Travascio-Green hit a three of her own, and Siyeh Frazier sank a pair of free throws on consecutive possessions.
From the 7:23 to the 3:29 mark in the first quarter, the Lady Lions cruised with 15 unanswered points.
"I could kind of feel that we starting to get momentum," Page said.
After another run, the Lady Lions led 27-4 with less than five minutes left in the half.
The game felt finished, but Washington knew not to underestimate Fordham. The Rams trailed by11 at halftime in their first-round matchup against Georgetown, only to rattle off a 60-49 win.
"We never felt like we were on cruise control," the coach said. "We had a lot of respect for Fordham and their ability, and we played hard to keep that gap the rest of the game."
The Lady Lions didn't find much issue in staying firmly ahead. Fordham cut Penn State's lead to 16 in the fourth quarter, but never truly threatened.
The Lady Lions are hoping for a similar effort on Thursday.
"No team is just going to fold over and go away," Carter said. "Every team is going to fight. This is a tournament, and everyone wants to win."
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Spann likely out for season
Redshirt junior guard Lindsey Spann did not play against Fordham, her second straight missed game — and now it's clear why.
Coquese Washington said Spann is likely done for the remainder of the season with a leg injury.
"As long as we continue playing, she probably won't play," the coach added.
Spann's last game was on March 2, when Penn State bowed out of the Big Ten tournament to Minnesota. The Maryland native logged 24 minutes and scored seven points off the bench against the Golden Gophers.
Spann averaged 10.5 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game this season.